Brutal death metal legends Suffocation take their act to a somewhat avant-garde area of their sound as they voluntarily switch up from stark atonality to a rounder melodic ...
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Comments Off on Review: Suffocation “Souls to Deny” [Relapse Records]
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Nile hit the scene some time during the mid 90’s, releasing their debut full length here in 1998, making them part of the second wave of American death ...
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Comments Off on Review: Nile “Amongst the Catacombs of Nephren-Ka” [Relapse Records]
Nevermore may not be for everyone but what they do offer here is a brand of crossover metal with a wealth of influences pulling the tracks in multiple ...
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Comments Off on Review: Nevermore “Dead Heart in a Dead World” [Century Media Records]
Hate Eternal don’t exactly play music that could be described as welcoming. This sounds like what be going on at the center of the Earth, at its molten ...
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Comments Off on Review: Hate Eternal “I, Monarch” [Earache Records]
Massacre prove brutal death metal was an achievable sound way back in 1991, albeit brutal death in its archaic form with no blast beats and drums still very ...
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Comments Off on Review: Massacre “From Beyond” [Earache Records]
The cool thing about the 90’s was bands didn’t have to all sound the same, as the metal influences brewed over the past 80’s decade offered a wide ...
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Comments Off on Review: Corrosion of Conformity “Blind” [Relativity Records]
Give everyone their due: this here is definitely intense. At least at first, before the initial effect and hopeful expectations wear off and the facade drops. The album ...
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Comments Off on Review: Morbid Angel “Formulas Fatal To The Flesh” [Earache Records]
Way back in 1986 during the early stages of metal, Florida was not known yet as the world capital of death metal but there was a band called ...
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Comments Off on Review: Crimson Glory “Crimson Glory” [Par Records]
